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“The name speaks for its self, it was fast and informative on what you need to know about CRP. The location is easy to find and there is a parking structure for the building. First hour valiated. ? Will be back here when I need to renew my certificate.”
“Hawaii Restaurant Association is really looking out for its members. I have been a member for a year while trying to get my ice cream business in Kailua off the ground, and I can say that the HRA board have really go out of their way to make sure I am successful. Special kudos go to Dirk Koeppenkastrop, the board's secretary who went out of the way to visit the future store location and freely shared his restaurant owner experience with me. I highly recommend the HRA membership to any restaurant owner or a prospective restaurant owner.”
“A Hidden Treasure in Mānoa!
My tour at the Mānoa Heritage Center was absolutely amazing! The grounds are stunning—filled with native Hawaiian plants like the beautiful ʻōhiʻa lehua, which I especially appreciated as someone who practices lei making. Walking through the gardens felt deeply inspiring, like reconnecting with the roots of our island traditions.
The history of the property was fascinating. Seeing old photos of Mānoa and hearing how the land was transformed gave me such a deep appreciation for this place and the people who care for it.
As a special treat, we were offered fresh-picked ʻulu, juicy mountain apple, and a refreshing cool cup of tea at the end. The groundskeeper was so warm, welcoming, and knowledgeable—it truly felt like visiting extended ʻohana.
If you're looking for something meaningful, peaceful, and rich with Hawaiian culture, this tour is an absolute must. I’ll carry the mana of this experience with me in every lei I make.”
“An ancient Hawaiian fishpond that was built 800 years ago and recently restored about 20 years ago. The very few traditional fishponds left. The staff were extremely passionate in the work they do and restoring Hawaiian culture and educating the public. If you're visiting, you can either do an educational tour or volunteer on their community days. Do not expect to purchase fish commercially here as it is mostly still in restorative process so the fishpond is mostly educational. I recommend that you consider coming here if you're interested to learn about sustainable fishing in Hawaii. We had Keli'i, the co-founder and Assistant CEO guiding us and he's a great speaker. Mahalo team!”
“I love this cultural center for the informative museum they maintain. You can also pick from a plethora of modern and antique items in their gift shop. Exceptionally friendly staff.”
“Some of the most exquisite architecture can be found at the YWCA in downtown Honolulu. It's a great place for a workout if you're a woman. It's also a great place to learn how to run a business for women although I see some men attend a classes as well. One of the best restaurants in downtown Honolulu for lunch, is Cafe Julia located inside the YWCA. Friendly staff, great food, and overall good atmosphere for a business lunch meeting.”
“Great hike, clean bathrooms, and thank God for a shoe cleaning station with a brush. After the hike you will definitely want to clwano ff your shoes, it's muddy but has great views.”
“Being new to the island, I was a little hesitant to sign up because I didn't know anyone. But now I go almost every day and that has alot to do with the friendliness of everyone there. They make you feel like family!”
“Emily Broderick and Aunty Lorna Pacheco from the Pu'uhonua Society sent out the kahea to come together at this beautiful place for a good cause. To open in prayer, we gathered under a majestic hala tree. This beautiful place was the perfect setting to gather. If you don't know about their good works, look up Pu'uhonua Society and learn about their contributions.”
“I stopped here looking for items for my daughter to help put together her dorm room. It had pulled plenty of things for us to choose from.
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The staff was nice.”
“Need more details on a lot of subjects? Grassroot Institute of Hawaii is a great resource. Have questions? Contact them, get their newsletters or emails. Support them, they are the best!The sad part is that those making final decisions are very rarely open to consider what might be a better way.”
“I'm going to Fujiki and Lum for PT at this location. Pool is heated, making early morning workouts delightful. The entire property is lovely, calming, and the perfect location to relax, picnic, workout and it is ocean front!”
“I feel comfortable donating stuff that doesn't spark joy here, knowing that they don't discard imperfect items, and have found treasures for a good deal!”
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“The building & grounds are very nice. Everything inside is clean and organized and I was able to get what I needed for my scout. Snapped a pic of the hours on the outside of the building.”
“I visited Urasenke Tea House with my husband during one of their weekly demos and we were astonished by the level of richness of history behind "chado", the way of tea. The location is beautiful, peaceful and authentic. I felt as if I was visiting Japan again!Ritsu and Sensi were very kind and answered our questions as they guided us between areas of the chashitsu (tea house). We tried the delicious matcha tea and sweets.Make time for this place on your journey to Waikiki and remember to leave a donation (up to you). I'm 100% looking forward to visiting Urasenke locations all over the world!”
“Had a great experience volunteering here. The staff was extremely helpful with organizing the day. The knowledge that everyone had was amazing. If you are looking for some volunteer work here on island defiantly check this pace out.”
“What They Do:Meal Services:One of the primary activities of River of Life Mission is providing meals to those in need. These often come in the form of community dinners, breakfasts, or food distribution events.Vocational Training and Rehabilitation:Besides immediate relief in the form of meals, they often aim to provide long-term solutions like vocational training to help people acquire skills that could lead to stable employment.Other Support Services:Depending on resources and partnerships, River of Life Mission may offer additional services like clothing distribution, basic health services, and counseling.How to Get Involved:Volunteering:Many community members contribute their time to help prepare and serve meals, among other tasks.Donations:Financial donations and contributions in the form of food, clothing, or other essentials are often welcome.Awareness:Spreading the word about the mission and its services can help both in attracting volunteers and in reaching those who may benefit from their services.Impact:Organizations like the River of Life Mission play a crucial role in providing immediate relief and longer-term solutions to homelessness and food insecurity. They often work in collaboration with other community organizations, government bodies, and volunteers to multiply their impact.Overall:River of Life Mission is an organization committed to alleviating homelessness and hunger in its community. While their resources may be limited, their impact is often significant due to the dedication of their staff and volunteers. If you are interested in contributing or know someone who could benefit from their services, it's a good idea to contact them directly for the most current information.”
“One of my favorite times of the year is HFWF SZN. A fantastic culinary experience hosted by locals highlighting chefs from around the world coming together to collaborate in the islands. Every year the HFWF has something new to offer: ideas, products , experiences and friends to meet in the industry. The shared visions between HFWF & Hawaii Ag Foundation for promoting ag education, sustainability and cultural programs has been impactful in the community and I'm delighted to see this event flourish year after year. Next year will be 15 years - WOW Congratulations HFWF!”
“THIS CHRISTMAS SEASON PLEASE CONSIDER A GIFT FROM THE HAWAII POTTERS GUILD.
The Hawaii Potters Guild is located at 2480 Bingham Street (in the Moiliili district), Honolulu, Hawaii 96826
Elegant, delicately hand-crafted pieces, by members of the guild, were on full, vibrant display at the Church of the Crossroads, Saturday, November 16th, 2024 Fall Courtyard Fair.
As special events, birthday celebrations, including the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays approach, please consider purchasing and giving these fine, one-of-a-kind hand-crafted pieces, as gifts to family, friends and neighbors.”
“Good is outstanding. Hours are limited, closes at 12:30, but I can work around it. Everything cookies r the best store bought cookies I've eaten. I bake a lot but these cookies are probably better than mine. I wish I cld walk to their shop every day and eat my lunch/breakfast there.”
“We go to this market for me best gluten free treats and bread on island. We've actually never had GF bread and treats like this anywhere! A hidden gem in a nice location! We particularly love the Italian bread, sourdough bread, coconut knots, and blueberry muffins!”
“Hidden gem deep in the valley of Kalihi. Well manicured landscaping on the beautiful grounds on God's land. Retreat only minutes away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Honolulu.Facilities were clean with air conditioning two beds, and full bathrooms per unit. Dining hall and conference center were also well kept. Food was amazing too, thank you to the staff!.”
“Oh my god….words can’t describe how much I am feeling blessed by this organization right now. They were the only financial help I got throughout the whole pandemic. They helped me be able to save for school last year and then are helping me again while I’m in school. If it weren’t for them I would never have been able to get my career path going. Forever grateful for what they have done. If you do your part and put in the effort with the paperwork and stay patient they will work with you. I read some of the other reviews and seems like some people were denied. Be patient and have the right documents. I just got my confirmation email. Have faith and just stay strong Hawaii.”
“# g r a t e f u lMufi HannemannPresident CEO I got to meet him today and was amazed by how well he carries himself I'm sure he will honor anything he because I was so glad I got to meet him today”
“This is a tiny little bar on the UH campus. Lots of outdoor seating. Quiet spot that is tucked away. Also an attached Ba-Le for banh mi, pho, etc. Not a super buzzy spot but nice that it is there.”
“This place shouldn't be looked at as an average hotel. This is history. This is the community. People who work here are very nice and strive to keep it going. Yes - rooms are old. But come on - this is probably the cheapest accommodation in the center of Honolulu. I'm giving five stars for the effort of the workers. From the tourist perspective - it was good for an overnight layover stay. Wouldn't stay for lengthy periods.”
“Irene was quick to reach out to schedule my Pack 'n Play pickup. Although the person I scheduled showed up on the wrong day, they were kind enough to provide it that day instead of making us return on the originally scheduled date.”
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“The Windward Y is a friendly, well-run place where I see my neighbors, meet new friends, enjoy an excellent pool and solid gym, all within easy reach of my neighborhood.”